Posts made by l'andorrà

@nsn You're welcome.

@johann-0 Did it fix the problem?

@gurpals Here you have my first suggestions:

1. Select candle ID 1 on all operands of all 'condition' blocks.
2. Disconnect block 6 and create a new separate block tree by connecting it below a 'Pass' block.

@gwydaer Then you need a profound reestructuration of your project. You wil need (at least) the following:

1. Storing the initial values of all 'initiating' trades into variables.
2. Creating separate groups for 'initial' and 'continuation' trades.
3. Selecting different groups for exiting conditions. Some belonging to the 'initial' and others to 'continuation' trades.

Are you familiar of creating groups?

@nsn You need to create as many Constants as input variables you need. I recommend you this instructions page to do it:

https://fxdreema.com/instructions/builder/constants-and-variables

Then simply embed each Constant in the required position of the block.

@johann-0 Whenever possible try to import the mq4 file and not the ex4. fxDreema does not work so well with ex4 files.

@miki Please do not use the super trand indicator. It repaints! Your backtests will never be reliable if you use it.

@gwydaer I already answered you previous thread for this question. Please select just one of them and don't duplicated threads.

@econsulttt Then I'm afraid you will need to create a loop to calculate that 'average' SL level. That is not an easy thing to do, or at leats I don't know how to do it, honestly. Probably with a loop, but I'm afraid that goes beyond my knowledge, sorry.

@hamid1991king I already answered you previous thread. Please don't duplicate threads.

@hamid1991king You can do it this way:

@gurpals Have you created a first project? If so please share its link here for us to review.

@omerkarabay Are trades closed as soon as the opened? I don't see it clearly in your screenshot. And you don't need to use those pink blocks 'pips away...' You can select that same % SL option within the 'break even' blocks.

@01punchman Oh, boy. That is for real programmers, not for me I'm afraid!

@padletut Impressive!!! Thank you very much for sharing.

@esteban_d How may we help you?

@swieng That depends on your current structure. Do you know how to store values on variables? Once stored you simply compare them with condition blocks.

@holygrailfx Do you mean this?

@gwydaer Are you sure that custom indicator works properly? I don't see the red buffer available.

@zedeai2 Not sure what you mean. Can you please specify the case you are looking for?